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are there any free dongles out there?

jenny2009
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When 3 were giving out their free dongles I wasn't needing one or even thought I would need one.
Now times have changed and I need one.
I could of course buy one but why should I if there is the chance of a freebie.
So if I have to buy one what are the cheapest. I will only need it for a fortnight to check my email and maybe MSE.
And don't suggest using my mobile phone I've yet to work out how to send a text:D. Actually I don't know if I could get email on my phone, it only cost me £4 from Asda a year ago and I've still got £8 on it from the original £11.
Imagine lugging a desktop computer with you when you go on holiday:rotfl:
I have a couple of weeks yet if anyone in the know knows anything.
Jen
Now times have changed and I need one.
I could of course buy one but why should I if there is the chance of a freebie.
So if I have to buy one what are the cheapest. I will only need it for a fortnight to check my email and maybe MSE.
And don't suggest using my mobile phone I've yet to work out how to send a text:D. Actually I don't know if I could get email on my phone, it only cost me £4 from Asda a year ago and I've still got £8 on it from the original £11.
Imagine lugging a desktop computer with you when you go on holiday:rotfl:
I have a couple of weeks yet if anyone in the know knows anything.
Jen
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Haven't come across any - maybe post on the tech. board for better response?
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most dongles are on a pay monthly service so even if they say they are free they arnt0
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We have a t-mobile dongle that cost £30 new and you just top it up like you would a mobile phone and I know most networks do a pay as you go dongle now so worth looking around0
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Vodafone do a dongle that comes with £15 (which converts to 1GB) of credit for £35. You just top it up when you need more data by £15 at a time. Unlike other networks though your data allowance doesn't expire which makes it perfect for light usage0
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the offer might return at some point: http://www.3dongle4free.co.uk/0
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I was going to ask the same thing, a friend is going into hospital for a long stretch and I was hoping to find him one if anyone knows of one for free. Thank you0
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Via the Quidco cashback site, you can get a PAYG Mobile Broadband modem for o2 for about a fiver. Though you'd have to pay £30 to get it, then wait for the £25 cashback to be paid, which might take a while.0
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Via the Quidco cashback site, you can get a PAYG Mobile Broadband modem for o2 for about a fiver. Though you'd have to pay £30 to get it, then wait for the £25 cashback to be paid, which might take a while.
Yes.... 12 months down the line I'm still waiting for my cashback for my O2 contractSo, beware, because these cashback offers don't always work and they do warn you of this.
Take care.
KevanKevan - a disabled old so and so who, despite being in pain 24/7 still manages to smile as much as possible0
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